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Music Software Developer

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April 29, 2024 Updated June 5, 2024 3 minute read

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Music Software Developers create software that allows musicians to create, record, edit, and mix music. They work with musicians, producers, and other professionals in the music industry to create software that meets their specific needs. Music Software Developers typically have a strong understanding of music theory and technology. They also have excellent programming skills and are able to work independently and as part of a team.

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Salaries for Music Software Developer

City

25th Percentile

50th Percentile

75th Percentile

Median

New York

$91,000

$117,000

$160,000

$117,000

San Francisco

$124,000

$157,000

$205,000

$157,000

Seattle

$115,000

$141,000

$183,000

$141,000

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City

25th Percentile

50th Percentile

75th Percentile

Median

New York

$91,000

$117,000

$160,000

$117,000

San Francisco

$124,000

$157,000

$205,000

$157,000

Seattle

$115,000

$141,000

$183,000

$141,000

Austin

$87,000

$108,000

$139,000

$108,000

Toronto

$75,000

$115,000

$170,000

$115,000

London

£66,000

£77,000

£93,000

£77,000

Paris

€55,000

€75,000

€95,000

€75,000

Berlin

€68,000

€75,000

€86,000

€75,000

Tel Aviv

₪25,000

₪32,000

₪44,000

₪32,000

Singapore

S$128,000

S$142,000

S$165,000

S$142,000

Beijing

¥98,000

¥115,000

¥140,000

¥115,000

Shanghai

¥167,000

¥211,000

¥288,000

¥211,000

Bengalaru

₹142,000

₹196,000

₹264,000

₹196,000

Delhi

₹400,000

₹542,000

₹720,000

₹542,000

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